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Etiology Of Osteoporosis
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From Our Experts
Interview With Dr. Catherine Gordon on Idiopathic Juvenile...
In Honor of Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention month we'd like to talk about bone loss in children with Dr. Catherine Gordon. Dr. Gordon... Read more »
Heart Disease and Osteoporosis Have Common Link!
February is National Heart Awareness Month, so we'd like to tell you about the connection between heart disease and bone loss. If you... Read more »
More Osteoporosis Research: Why Bears Don't Get Osteoporosis
Two PhD students at Michigan Technological University have been awarded prestigious National Science Foundation grants to pursue research... Read more »
Male Osteoporosis: That News Story About Men and Osteoporosis
A number of news organizations reported yesterday that a study shows some older men may benefit from osteoporosis screening and treatment.... Read more »
World Osteoporosis Day ‘Events’ Sponsored by the International...
On October 20, 2011 join us in a world-wide social media event to support osteoporosis. Social media is bringing a bone health message to... Read more »
From Our Sources
Blog: Corticosteroids can increase the risk of osteoporosis
Blogger Peter Ellis was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis, which he believes was caused by his asthma medication. According to experts, patients... Read more »
Smoking Increases Osteoporosis Risk
A joint US-China study concluded that exposure to second-hand smoke increased the risk of osteoporosis in pre-menopausal women by a factor of three.... Read more »
New Medication May Prevent, Cure Osteoporosis
A new pill has halted osteoporosis in an animal study, and may offer hope for humans as well, researchers have found. The medication prevents the... Read more »
Osteoporosis May Be Drastically Underdiagnosed in Men
Just because women are more at risk for bone loss does not mean that men are immune, experts say. In fact, at least 2 million men currently have... Read more »
Hospitalization for osteoporosis has jumped 55 percent
Researchers say the number of seniors who were hospitalized for fractures increased 55 percent between 1995 and 2006, and most of them were women.... Read more »
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